Adore Me (Austin Singles 3)

The blue diamonds and pearls made her eyes stand out even more against the white satin dress. She was the most stunning thing I had ever laid eyes on.

“Is it possible to fall in love all over again, Greg?” I asked.

“I believe it is indeed possible, sir.”

Morgan winked and took my offered arm.

“Where are we going?” she asked as I grabbed the key to the suite and we followed Greg.

“To your winter wonderland, my lady.”

Morgan smiled. “I feel like a princess.”

“You look like a queen.”

Leaning in closer, she spoke so only I could hear her. “If you’re trying to get lucky, you already had that in the bag with the Jimmy Choos.”

I tossed my head back in laughter. I was going to have to thank Charlie for that one.

Soon we were being whisked down the elevator and through the lobby of the hotel. People stopped and stared at Morgan as we walked by.

“Congratulations,” one couple said as we passed them.

“Thank you,” Morgan and I answered at the same time.

We stopped at the door, and the same girl who checked us in stood there with a white blanket for Morgan.

“You’ll need this, Mrs. Greene.”

Morgan looked up at me. “What in the world are you up to?”

“You’ll see.”

As we walked out of the hotel, a horse drawn carriage waited for us. The slight amount of snow that was falling made it look even more romantic. That one was on mother nature.

“Blake! Oh my gosh! You didn’t!” Morgan said, rushing ahead of me and walking right up to the horse.

“It seems your wife is rather taken with horses, sir,” Greg stated.

“I guess so.”

“Mrs. Greene,” I said, holding out my hand for her.

“Mr. Greene.”

Once we were both in the carriage, I pulled her to me and draped the wool blanket over us. The ride to the area where we would be renewing our vows wasn’t far. And thank goodness, because it was freezing out.

As we turned the corner, Morgan gripped my arm.

“Blake Greene! What have you done?”

The sight before us was exactly how I had hoped it would be. A clear tent was set up, and all you could see were Christmas trees and lights strung up everywhere inside it.

“I remembered when I was younger, there was a wedding here. They had a clear tent set up so you could still see the mountains. I knew it would be dark out, but with the moon full, you can see the mountains perfectly tonight.”

Morgan wiped a tear away.

“I don’t have words. It’s all so beautiful.”